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Chapter 1. Place and Belonging in Native North America

2012
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17. Canadian Energy in North America and Beyond: Between an Economic Rock and a Progressive Hard Place

2021
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Safer Injection Facilities in North America: Their Place in Public Policy and Health Initiatives

Journal of Drug Issues, 2002
The continuing threat posed by HIV, HCV, drug overdose, and other injection-related health problems in both the United States and Canada indicates the need for further development of innovative interventions for drug injectors, for reducing disease and mortality rates, and for enrolling injectors into drug treatment and other health care programs ...
Robert S. Broadhead, Thomas H. Kerr, Jean-Paul C. Grund, Frederick L. Altice   +3 more
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Out of Place: Three Eurasian Taxa Shed Light on Origin of Thermopsideae in North America

2023
Abstract The North American Thermopsideae, a monophyletic group comprising the North American endemic Baptisia , and the paraphyletic Eurasian–North American disjunct Thermopsis , is nested within the Sophoreae (Fabaceae: Papilionoideae). Previous
Todd A. Farmer, Robert K. Jansen
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Place, Health, and Disease: The Airs, Waters, Places Tradition in Early Modern England and North America

Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 2008
In the early modern era, physical place, health, and disease were integrally linked in a geographical and climatological theory of the environment. The Hippocratic treatise Airs, Waters, Places served as a template for viewing the relationships between places, health, disease, and the physical and mental constitutional nature of people and nations up ...
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The Place of Alfred Schütz in Phenomenology and His Contribution to the Phenomenological Movement in North America

1989
This paper is divided into three parts. The first outlines the place of Schutz in the phenomenological movement. The second deals with the role Schutz played in making phenomenology a going concern in North America. The third offers an appraisal of contributions Schutz made to phenomenology both as philosophy and in its application to the social ...
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Out of Place: Phylogenomics resolves the placement of Eurasian taxa and sheds light on origin of Thermopsideae in North America

Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution
The North American Thermopsideae (Fabaceae: Papilionoideae), a monophyletic group comprising the North American endemic genus Baptisia, and the paraphyletic Eurasian-North American disjunct Thermopsis, is nested within the tribe Sophoreae. Previous phylogenetic studies have identified two East Asian taxa within the North American Thermopsideae ...
Todd A, Farmer, Robert K, Jansen
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“WOMEN'S EXPERIENCE” BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE: FEMINIST, WOMANIST AND MUJERISTA THEOLOGIES IN NORTH AMERICA

Religious Studies Review, 1995
Book reviewed in this article:SHE WHO IS: THE MYSTERY OF GOD IN FEMINIST THEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE By Elizabeth A. JohnsonGOD FOR US: THE TRINITY AND CHRISTIAN LIFE By Catherine Mowry LaCugnaJOURNEYS BY HEART: A CHRISTOLOGY OF EROTIC POWER By Rita Nakashima BrockFROM A BROKEN WEB: SEPARATION, SEXISM AND SELF By Catherine Keller BostonSISTERS IN THE ...
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The Place and Significance of Nishida’s Philosophy in Europe and North America

2022
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‘Sic Finis’ 17th-century burial places & spaces in northeast North America

Upon the arrival of European settlers to North America, plans had to be made to deal with the dead. This dissertation focuses on early organized burial grounds from the 17th century within settlements founded by the British, Dutch, and French, in order to examine how they were established within their respective communities.
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